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Gotta love a VP of Hardware Engineering announcing new hardware doing a random break to shill some random TV show… I have a suspicion when she saw the script she was thinking “WTF?”
It's not random. It's an upcoming Apple TV show, so it makes sense to promote it. I'm actually looking forward to watching it.
 
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Honestly think you can kiss the 27" or larger iMac goodbye. The iMac Pro only existed because the Mac Pro was hopelessly broken at the time. The Studio Display with Mac Mini/Studio is its successor. The iMac is clearly the computer for people who don't care about computers. Buy one every five years; rinse; repeat.

Edit: I hope I'm wrong.
 
I can't get my head around 8 GB RAM on the base model. This means the 2028/9 version of MacOS will need to still support 8 GB RAM which screams pushing rip-off upgrade and ladder pricing models to boost revenue today rather than anticipating issues that may be encountered in a few years. Even stranger is that the M3 Pro models come with 18 GB RAM as the base. Surely a 10 GB based model for M3 models would have been a fairly easy compromise?
 
I'm still rocking my iMac Pro from 2017 and after watching this I kinda feel ike waiting another year is completely fine. They well tried to convince us Intel users to switch, but where is the 32inch iMac anyway? Also no FaceID for this machine is a joke. The M3 is a great chip though, but I'm happy with my iMac for now.
32inch iMac!!!! with touchID and faceID!!! agreed!!!

and M3 though M3 max as options!
 
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I can't get my head around 8 GB RAM on the base model. This means the 2028/9 version of MacOS will need to still support 8 GB RAM which screams pushing rip-off upgrade and ladder pricing models to boost revenue today rather than anticipating issues that may be encountered in a few years. Even stranger is that the M3 Pro models come with 18 GB RAM as the base. Surely a 10 GB based model for M3 models would have been a fairly easy compromise?
Bet there's also still one NAND chip
 
I'm still rocking my iMac Pro from 2017 and after watching this I kinda feel ike waiting another year is completely fine. They well tried to convince us Intel users to switch, but where is the 32inch iMac anyway? Also no FaceID for this machine is a joke. The M3 is a great chip though, but I'm happy with my iMac for now.
Still using imac 2017 . Xcode issue . Haish
 
Base M3 14 inch only gets 8GB RAM and also a thunderbolt port removed lmao
Yeah I saw that when I went online. What's strange is why do that if you're gonna drop the price of the base model? Do they think we wouldn't notice?
 
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